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 1   1, 1 |        of the stars, as in their due course; and the revolutions
 2   1, 2 |          and fire, with the name due to Him, who is their Maker
 3   1, 2 |      these the praise and wisdom due to their Artificer ; which
 4   1, 2 |    inanimate—with the admiration due to the great king, who caused
 5   1, 18|         and brings it (again) in due measure, and at determined
 6   1, 23|       all; carrying forward with due discrimination, their customs
 7   1, 26|          wise, than the ridicule due to folly. Such as this man
 8   1, 29|         Him is both suitable and due. (And) as in one body there
 9   1, 30|          for the performance and due ordering of all. But the
10   1, 37|    rendering that which is their due31. ~
11   1, 40|         sing the praise which is due to God38: " Praise ye God
12   1, 41|         blessing which is (both) due and becoming. ~
13   1, 43|       primitive teaching, and in due time rendering the corn-ears
14   1, 43|         shall it put off this in due time. The same too, as he
15   1, 43|          of that praise which is due to God. And, because he
16   1, 44|      render the service which is due to rational beings, as to
17   1, 45|          those praises which are due to the King of all, and
18   1, 56|        and mixture by weight and due proportion. He too has become
19   1, 67|         to render, as the return due to a Father, the praises
20   1, 69| defective things, but should, in due time, go forth into the
21   1, 70|          Thus would they, at the due time and season, be brought
22   2, 15|      return of reward, which was due to their error28''. ~
23   2, 16|        nor again, the punishment due to a wicked life. ~
24   2, 18| Barbarians;—the praise which was due, and was suitable to Him
25   2, 46|        should attach the honour (due to him) to the work that
26   2, 51|     decision as to the reverence due to these same Gods ? And
27   2, 86|        see, the rebuke which was due to the error of these. Nevertheless,
28   2, 95|          the Idols, the reproach due to the error of a plurality
29   2, 96|         seeds of these, and the (due) consideration of them,
30   3, 38|      render the praises that are due, and the blessings and thanksgivings
31   3, 44|       and was consigned to (its) due interment. Again on the
32   3, 54|         before respecting Him, a due fulfilment.~
33   3, 78|          the blessings which are due, to their one Saviour, the
34   3, 78|      existed, the fruit which is due to God the universal King,
35   4, 29|           should the punishment, due to the disposition of each
36   5, 52|          which were justly their due: chastized (as they were)